Honestly, "Add discussion" is way more clear about what the button actually does than "Add topic". I'm pretty sure I was confused as a beginner what "Add topic" initially did until I tried it out once. Could probably run an A/B test on it.

Yeah I don't see any issue with the new headers.

@agray It wouldn't completely auto-select an entity but rather just make the "Publish" button immedeately availible when there is an single exact entity result. This way you can still type in IDs manually and only press enter to publish the edit when you're ready.

It looks like the background images that produce the gradient and a fake bottom border are extending beyond the bottom border as well as the side border dividers.

I did safemode and it still happens. It doesn't happen in Chrome for me. Likely a Firefox thing.

@Jdlrobson This is Wikidata. It happens on all types of pages. Here are my scripts: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Lectrician1/common.js

Making the button text and icon the same line height/font size as normal text would help. You could also try unbolding it.

My thoughts:

It's not a button though, so right clicking and then clicking copy is not as convenient as it should be. It's also not very visible.

It would be nice if the table of contents worked for both the visual and source editors. Right now it's enabled on both and doesn't work so it should probably be disabled temporarily.

Yes! Thank you for looking at this. I will submit a patch with the suggestions you made.

I think that would be fine. It is the intended layout anyways. I myself use New Vector and I know that we should probably make other permanent UI changes, say we don't want the sitelinks to be present on the sidebar.

Well I was able to migrate Admin with mwscript extensions/CentralAuth/maintenance/migrateAccount.php --username 'Admin' --auto successfully so that's nice. The role should probably do that automatically though...

Oh it's just that I now have to login with user Selenium Echo user a . Kinda problematic but okay.

The provision passes with the new patch, but I get this error now after I login:
[b8e3f3bbbbc3480dc1db795f] /wiki/Special:CentralLogin/start?token=6f9e531b4e8669ceb35f3a3f003d809e Exception: Global user 'Admin' does not exist.

This happened on a previous banner as well. I think it's caused because of the image that is supposed to be to the left of the notice text that is not showing.

@Lena_WMDE As you can see in the video below, after I type in the property and hit enter, the "Property" field does not auto-focus and I must hit "Tab" twice in order to focus it. It should focus it automatically.

The OpenStreetMap wiki could use this. Right now we have a pretty jank off-site event/calendar solution that interfaces with the wiki.

There's also this alternative solution: T298405

Yes, the talk page. How property proposals would work is the property is proposed with statements exactly how it will be published in the main Property namespace. Then, a tool will copy that property in the draft Property proposal namespace to a new property in the Property namespace. The draft property proposal will remain with it's talk page in the Property proposal namespace. The new property will have a blank talk page.

I think the warning message should be changed to: "Location or other personal data may have been automatically added by your camera through EXIF metadata."